No arrests have been made, and the people involved in the shooting have been cooperative with law enforcement, Essex Police Chief Bradley LaRose said.

“The surviving members of the Miner family are victims of an unimaginable set of circumstances,” he said.

The police investigation’s findings will be presented to the Chittenden County state’s attorney for review, police said.

Miner was with the Vermont National Guard during its 2010 deployment to Afghanistan. Guard spokesman Maj. Christopher Gookin said Miner held the position of chief warrant officer 2 and was assigned to the headquarters company of the Guard’s 86th Infantry Brigade Combat Team.

The Guard’s adjutant general, Major Gen. Steve Cray, offered condolences to the Miner family Tuesday.

“On behalf of the men and women of the Vermont National Guard our thoughts and prayers are with the Miner family,” he said.

Miner’s funeral is scheduled for Friday at St. Lawrence Church in Essex Junction.